Vaishakh Maas 2026 (वैशाख मास 2026)

Vaishakh month is the second month in the traditional Hindu calendar. This month coincides with April and May in the Gregorian calendar. In Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Maharashtra it is counted as the second month. In the Gujarati calendar, it is the seventh month. In the Punjabi, Bengal, Assamese and Odiya calendars, Vaisakh month is the first month.
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